A very cool finding by Brett in Imaging and Analysis. This Scomberomorus semifasciatus specimen we have on loan from NaturalHistoryDK has its last meal preserved inside! #TeamFish
Another amazing day running SEM workshops for #EarthBound with Kate Bellis. The super students at Anthony Gell School were keen to learn about this tick that bit me earlier in the year. Outrageous mouthparts, you can see how they hang on so well. Hitachi_STEM Imaging and Analysis Longcliffe Quarries Ltd
I have been working with Louise Colville from Kew Science to select the best instrument we have at the Imaging and Analysis to study the inner structures of various seed. I suggested two methods (see video) 1/2
This week #teamfish have been CT scanning in Imaging and Analysis. Here are two remarkably well preserved scombrid fossils from the Eocene of the Isle of Sheppey #FossilFriday
The Imaging and Analysis have completed tests using the confocal microscope on a dedicated flea and have shown that they can output a 3D model…here is the confocal image… #3Dprinting #flea #model
This rare anglerfish specimen contains a secret. Researchers from Natural History Museum and Imaging and Analysis used Micro-CT scans to create this 3D rendering. Nested within its skeleton (beige) was an intact sawtoothed eel (blue), devoured tail first, helping unveil their dietary mysteries.
Here is the tip of a House Spider’s leg from today, great detail in the tarsal claws. For the past few weeks I have been running Scanning Electron Microscopy workshops across all age groups with Kate Bellis.
BAS Imaging and Analysis Hitachi Electron Microscope #SEM #EarthBound Longcliffe Quarries Ltd
Unique damage‐related, gap‐filling tooth replacement in pycnodont fishes onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/pa… @BBKEPS NHM Fossil Fish Imaging and Analysis Dr Sally Collins American Museum of Natural History
AMNet symposium today organised by Marcos Villeda H & Andrea DiGax from BCFN on the Grain Barge. Thanks to Steven Goguelin @gen3_dand and Alex Ball Imaging and Analysis for speaking amongst many great talks. Also glad Simon Bates @ActuationLab could chair the discussion session.
These CT scans of #Biomphalaria shells done by the Imaging and Analysis team look like art pieces. They will be used for making new detailed 3D printed models.
Ever wondered how the crushing #teeth in Rays and Skates develop? Check out our latest paper: Development and regeneration of the crushing dentition in skates. #notquitesharks #SharkWeek2020 🦈🦷 UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences @SheffieldAPS Centre for Craniofacial & Regenerative Biology Developmental Biology Imaging and Analysis
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Turned my hotel room into a mobile pinning station in preparation for my visit to the Imaging and Analysis today!
Getting ready to microCT scan some #insects for the BioDAR Project!
Were on the Cameca SX100 electron microprobe today, analysing #carbonate #minerals in the #Winchcombe #meteorite . Carbonates preserve information on fluid & temperature conditions of the parent asteroid. Imaging and Analysis
Check out this rather cool head of #Dippy 🦕 - made from cardboard, it apparently took days to glue together!! Imaging and Analysis Natural History Museum NHMdinolab
Stunning blue #whale ('Hope' from Imaging and Analysis) & vaquita (see tiny grey blob) mandibles from our data set (left pic). Unlike in toothed whales, baleen whale mandibles are not fused (right pic). I have been working on code to make sure we capture this diversity. Smithsonian NMNH #postdoclife 🐳
A 3D printed flea that was scanned from a slide - hence flattened sections due to cover slip! Let’s try again…Imaging and Analysis
For the past two weeks I've been visiting Natural History Museum NHM Meteorites Imaging and Analysis looking at FGRs in CO chondrite meteorites. Thanks to Europlanet 🇪🇺 for supporting my research! I have already submitted an abstract for #EMAS2022 with some of the data I collected so far!
Having an amazing time Imaging and Analysis with Dr Alex Ball and Dr Alex Hyde. We have seen pollen and bees as never before. Truly amazing.
Last day at Natural History Museum and I cannot express with words how grateful I am with you Digitising the NHM NHM Botany NHM Library and Archives Imaging and Analysis Sandra Knapp
See you all soon 💚
